Gambian refugee Musa Saidykhan fled his country after being arrested, tortured, and repeatedly followed by the government for his journalism. Now in his third month in the United States, he is working hard to provide for his family and begin a new life.
3 comments:
Neil--
This story looks promising! Keep it up! I want to see more.
-Alex
These photos are beautiful Neil. I think this story has TONS of potential. The one thing I really don't see a whole lot of yet is what makes this guy different. How is his life different from any other journalist? I think the photo of him serving food is a perfect photo for that purpose. I can see that being VERY hard to show and honestly I couldn't tell you how to show that without knowing him. I do, however, know that you can do it and make it happen, because you are an amazing photojournalist. What Alex said, keep it up and show us along the way!!!
And also the last one. Is great. And is different. And well shot. Sorry had to look at it again.
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